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The Crookston City Council passed a resolution agreeing to a separation agreement with City Administrator Shannon Stassen, to start their meeting on Monday, after a closed Ways and Means committee negotiation session at Crookston City Hall. Stassen requested his separation in a November 1 email to the Crookston City Council, if the Council didn’t take […]
Tuesday night in a meeting about the child care need and importance at Valley Technology Park questions were raised about $50,000 that the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Board had allocated in May for the buildout of Marywood to support Regal Academy. Erika Leckie, director for Regal Academy, said she was confused about
The Board of Directors for Regal Academy signed the Child Care License Application that will be submitted to the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS). The application brings Regal Academy, the proposed child care center for 80 children including 20 infants, a step closer to becoming a reality. Board member Dean Adams said the board
Shannon Stassen, City Administrator for the City of Crookston, gave the Crookston City Council an ultimatum in an email sent to the Crookston City Council on Friday, November 1 to remove the Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) Executive Director, Craig Hoiseth, and reform CHEDA, or to give Stassen a separation agreement. Stassen followed
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) advisory committee met on Tuesday morning to discuss the first two invoices related to the air permitting and environment assessment worksheet for Epitome Energy. Along with those invoices, the committee also received information that the Department of Agriculture grant of $1 million to Epitome Energy would have
The Crookston Housing and Economic Development Authority (CHEDA) board met on Tuesday morning and voted to liquidate the assets from Cofé Bistro to cover a portion of the $115,000 debt the business owes. CHEDA Executive Director Craig Hoiseth said there are several pieces of specialized equipment that should be quite valuable. “I had some discussion
